Most people mention hot flushes and night sweats when asked about common menopausal symptoms. But around one in every two menopausal women also develop sore muscles and joints at this time of life. This can affect their ability to do simple tasks, remain active and sleep well. In the Summer 2023 issue of The Menopause Exchange newsletter, Victoria Goldman, health journalist, editor and author, discusses joint and muscle pain at the menopause – why women often experience this, treatments and self-help measures, the role of HRT, and whether the symptoms may be a sign of an underlying medical condition such…
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Lithuania has, in recent years, increasingly raised its profile as innovative life sciences hub. Attracting international giants such as Thermo Fisher Scientific, the country has been making headlines worldwide due to its mix of strong local talent pool, high quality scientific research and public investments in the field. New mini documentary highlights Lithuania’s commitment to creating life sciences solutions of the global scale. The Lithuanian government has set out an ambitious goal – a 5% GDP contribution by 2030 – for the industry that proved its worth during the pandemic and continues to flourish amid intense international competition. Not only…
Network brokers in the workplace often end up burnt out and more abusive towards their co-workers – new research from ESSEC Business School finds. Employees often serve as “network brokers”, formally and informally connecting other colleagues or groups who would otherwise do not know each other. These brokers often receive numerous career advantages such as faster promotions, unique information access, or a creativity boost. They play a critical role for organizational functioning. However, there can be hidden psychological and social ramifications associated with this important role as they’re also more likely to suffer the consequences of being so socially adept,…
With digital transformation fast becoming a priority in business schools around the world, business school faculty are asking for more support, reveals a new report from AACSB International, the world’s largest business education alliance. The majority of faculty fear that their lack of knowledge about digital transformation will make their role harder. The report, titled “Embracing the Digital Shift: Perspectives on Digital Transformation in Business Schools” surveyed deans, faculty and IT leaders from business schools in Europe, Asia and The US about digital transformation in their institution. The report confirmed that digital transformation is a priority for business schools, with…
For a thrill-seeking adventure, book a Thamesjet speedboat ride, taking twists and turns on the river while admiring iconic landmarks such as Big Ben and the Tower of London. With a 50-minute journey, it’s the perfect opportunity to enjoy a high-speed thrill ride in style. The ride price is £49 per adult (ages 13+) and £39 for child (3-15 years), with discounts available for private hire (up to 12 people). With the great news that height restrictions for the attraction have been lifted and Thamesjet is now available to children aged 3+, there has never been a better chance to experience…
Henry’s Townhouse sits in the heart of Marylebone on Upper Berkeley Street and is one of London’s best kept secrets. A true boutique bolthole, this four story, six-bedroom property has now opened up as a hotel for the very first time, in addition to exclusive use bookings. Steeped in history, Henry’s Townhouse was inspired by Jane Austen’s favourite brother, Henry, who lived at this esteemed address in the 18th Century, at the height of Regency London society. The building has been loving transformed back to its former glory by Owners Steven and Jane Collins, alongside Russell Sage Studio. The interiors blend…
London’s world-renowned Grade I listed chapel and music venue Union Chapel opens its doors for Heritage Open Days and London’s Open House Festival 2023. September 9, 2023 Union Chapel, London’s historic Grade I and II listed chapel, acclaimed live music venue and social enterprise, will be taking part in England’s largest festival of history, architecture and culture, Heritage Open Days and London’s Open House Festival 2023, both taking place on September 9, 2023. Open House Festival is a two-week celebration of London’s homes, architecture, and neighbourhoods. Get inside some of London’ best-known buildings and celebrate your curiosity for what happens inside the buildings…
The hair and beauty industry’s national training provider, Kleek Apprenticeships has acquired the Colchester-based Easi Hairdressing Academy, a move which complements their existing academies, further strengthens their training provision in the Southeast of England and initiates the next phase in their ongoing development programme. Kleek Apprenticeships have academy bases in the Northeast of England and the Home Counties, and the news cements its position as the UK’s leading national provider of specialist hair and beauty training. “Hot on the heels of our 2023 rebranding and renewed Ofsted Outstanding rating, this expansion is incredibly exciting for everyone at Kleek Apprenticeships,” said Managing…
Vendula London has grown to be one of fashions funkiest brands with one guiding philosophy – to make others ask…. “where did you get that bag?!” Their ever-growing list of captivated fans (Vendulettes) are across the UK, Europe, Asia Pacific and North America. The brand is quirky and ethical – famous for their “shop front” and animal inspired designs – although working with the legendary rock band Queen for their Queen X Vendula collection is also another firm favourite with fans and celebrities too. CEO Raymond Lam FCCA is a former accountant in the fashion industry. He had his inspired moment when looking…
For digital ID to succeed, inclusion must be a central focus from the very start, says OIX The forthcoming #IdentityTrust2023 conference – Building Trust in Digital Identity – will explore in detail how and why an inclusion strategy must be central to digital ID progress and factored in from the very beginning. Over six million people in the UK alone currently struggle to prove who they are. Across the globe, this is estimated at one billion people. As digital ID adoption moves forward, these people will be at risk of exclusion from products and services they are entitled to if steps are…